On Fri, 19 Jun 2009 04:50:21 -0500 Ron MacRae <[email protected]> wrote:
:> I'm trying to debug an S0C4 from a JAVA program from a CEEDUMP. I'm
:>more familiar with SYSMDUMPs etc.
:>I'm getting - Current Condition:
:>CEE3204S The system detected a protection exception (System Completion
:>Code=0C4).
:>and
:>Machine State:
:> ILC..... 0000 Interruption Code..... 0004
:>I'm trying to determine if this is an S0C4-4 or an S0C4-10/11.
:>Backing up one instruction looks like an instruction that is unlikely to fail
as it's
:>reading an area of storage just written to.
:>The instruction pointed to by the PSW is updating an area, which according to
:>dump around the register address is full of zeros, which I suspect may have
:>been freed.
Assuming the machine data is correct, you are getting a PIC-4 during
instruction fetch.
:>Q1) Does the interupt code just tell me I've got an S0C4-anything or is it
:>telling me I've got an S0C4-4. I suspect the former. Google didn't find any
:>occurances where a CEEDUMP showed "Interruption Code..... 0010" or 11.
:>Q2) How does CEEDUMP display a non-getmained area of storage pointed to
:>by a register?
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